Knitting in Libraries
HannahI am on a quest to knit in every public (and academic) library in Vermont. I write a short essay about what I learn from each visit. Hen Solo, my hand-knit emotional support chicken, comes along.
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Library 204: Wardsboro Public Library
Library 204! The Wardsboro Public Library was the 204th stop on my quest to knit in every public library in Vermont.
I knit: a Voe vest by Mary Jane Mucklestone.
This library has a turnip theme.
I learned about Vermont’s state vegetabl...
Library 203: Readsboro Community Library
Library 203! The Readsboro Community Library was the 203rd stop on my quest to knit in every public library in Vermont.
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I read: Charity & Sylvia by Tillie Walden
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I knit: a Voe Vest by Mary Jane Mucklestone
This is a library i...
Library 202: Westminster Institute and Butterfield Library
The Westminster Institute and Butterfield Library was the 202nd stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont.
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I read: an art book by Kara Walker
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I knit: a Voe Vest by Mary Jane Muckelstone. I chose...
Library 201: Jamaica Memorial Library
Library 201! The Jamaica Memorial Library was the 201st stop on my quest to knit in every public library in Vermont.
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I knit: a Voe Vest by MJ Mucklestone
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I read: Madeline by L. Bemelmans
This school-turned-library has...
Library 200: Dummerston Community Center and Library
Library 200! The Dummerston Community Center and Library (formerly the Lydia Taft Pratt library) was the 200th stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont.
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I read: the Salt Stones
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I knit: a Voe ve...
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Knitter. Birder. Professor. Vermonter. 🏳️🌈 On a quest to knit in all of Vermont’s public libraries with my emotional support chicken, Hen Solo.
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